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To: bentway who wrote (626441)	8/31/2011 12:08:20 PM
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German Islamist Who Killed Two U.S. Airmen Says He Was Inspired By Hollywood Anti-War Propaganda Film… Otherwise known as mission accomplished in liberal-infested Hollywood. [ This isn't the first set of murders prompted by Hollywood's anti-American propaganda. ] (Telegraph) — A Kosovo Albanian Islamic extremist has confessed to murdering two American airmen and has blamed a faked jihad video showing US soldiers raping a Muslim girl for inspiring his crime. In an emotional confession to a Frankfurt court as his murder trial began on Wednesday, Arid Uka said he had become radicalised by online extremist propaganda before carrying out a lone gun attack US Air Force bus in March. “What I did was wrong, but I cannot undo what I did,” he said. Uka blamed a video purporting to show American servicemen raping a young Muslim girl for prompting him to try and stop other US soldiers from getting to Afghanistan. “I thought what I saw in that video, these people would do in Afghanistan,” he told the court. But the rape footage, billed as an authentic video entitled “what was done to our sisters,” turned out to be a fake using footage scene from the 2007 anti-Iraq war film “Redacted,” directed by Hollywood’s Brian de Palma. weaselzippers.us